The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-10
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
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General Markets.

CINCISSATI April Flour steady. Wheat
easier easier, No. red, So, Corn firnl-N@. z,
steady and quiet. l1c. Lard. good demand,.Is
Bulk meats and bacon firm, unchanged
Whisky steady Sl.3 Hogs steady, common
- Il Il $3.50.
changed. Wheat, 140ss below top figures :
May Slsfsl; June SUtSfJ St4: July -. 7afL.gIs
Corn sttlldy higher cash, ;s51@a ga; May ;ryss
651s; july S%4fi:s- bats firmer; cash .,sst:ssIs
May May s,;s{@S, WHISKY steady sI.3 Proyis-
81, old, sl4-s5- Lard S7-15. Dry. salt meats
boxed; shoulders $3.50; long clear So; ribs;
s,lseSs = short rl,.lr $50 Bacon, Shout
ritS- SSGle9 80; short clear Ss-s5Gts-s1le:
NEW YORK. April 9.-Flour dull: Southern
flour steady Wheat la y lower, moderately
active; Mo- red. April 9Ia.ft sr:I4 closed sIss;
May !ssfs!s54. closed ~; June gI+iIs,Is. closed
9lt4. Corn, shade higher, options little lower
AT close; No. :, April, nominal; MAY 1910 49IS,
closed 4sl4; June $3.50 4.ls, closed ~. Oats,
shade lower, more active; No =. April. 34A.6r
5t%t; May ;+ttGg;S', closed 3ttt; June y,ft3tl4.
HOPS dull. weak; state. II4sf California, 50
- Coffee, fair Rio firm, I551. option fairly ac-
tive, No Rlo. April and May Sl3.sp0 Sl3.sI;
June el3.Fed -l3sS sugar dull. refined quiet.
Nolit$-t,S quiet Rice steady, fair demand.
Cotton seed oil 3lGr:S5. crude a1lsd:gs Refined
rusiu DUH SI-IJtI I'D Turpcntine dull. :ss1e
selected ~ to ~ ltS. sle6 10: Texas selected "a
To ca HIS: 10 Wool quiet, weak. Pork steady.
quiet Beef dull MiddleS dull Lard trifie
stronger, quiet; Western steam tsle: May az;
June s.6s; July s-1f0s.s5; city steam :. -;
Iiltti Is fFtiHhtS steady bther articles
unchanged.
CHIrAGo, April 9.-TraIing in wheat was
only moderately active to-day Reports from
the North the Northwest and from the last
noted the need of rain in many sections. This
induced more general buying for June and
July deliveries and July apparently the
strongest future ON the list. the Government
report estimating the condition To- be- II per
cent. lower than last year also had slight
strengthening effect. II was estimated that
the visible supply would show decrease of
about one million bushels.
May delivery advanced L2c hut closed AT yes
tcrJtay'S tiguU-S. June advanced ls. and closed
l3c higher. july advanced Ic and closed age
higher. Corn ruled Il shade trmcr early in the
session, but broke of under free arrivals and
were steady and shade higher. Pork WAS
sJeapy and unchanged, with only light trading
Lard advanced 2lsc per lta pounds, and short
ribs advanced 81
Cash quotations were: No. Spring Wheat,
81 4frsltsc: No Spring " heat, .5'f.jc; No.
, red, site. Ne. Corn, 81 .tr;sls- No
Oats. 2tl.f -sSls- Mess Pork. S1lsH, 5i-.5. Lard.
6pOund. Ss-29Is tS.ssI short Rib sides, loo-e,
- Ga S.U.l..- Dry .~stlted shoulders. boxed
S6l6r6-35- Short Clesir sides, boxed. Ss.sssfy
$50. whisky, Sl.lS.
The leading futures closed a. follows:
Wheat-April, 81; May Sp@ June, - {;
Corn-April. cSI.: May. asas: June, i,I74 Oats
April, 2its: May, -saIs: June. rs Mess Pork
April. SSs-s5; May and June. 81 Iari-APril,
Ss-ssIe: May. Ss.S: June, Ss.+=ls- short Rits-
A pril. SSI1ls: May. - IsIs: June. Sc.S.1@-
WuMI>GTON. April a--Turpentine firm, at
34lss. Resin firm: strained. ~; good. sc-
Tar firm. at sI.l0 Crude TurPentine firm;
hard, SI-u; yellow DIP and Virgin Sl-@.